Great Salt Lake's Collapse: 4.1 Million Tons of Emissions, Legal Battles, and Urgent Actions

Environmentalists warned of the Great Salt Lake's decline

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Dried lakebeds emitted 4.1 million tons CO2

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Will efforts save the lake by 2034?

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